The cockroach that eats plastic and turns it into energy
Looking at it closely, polystyrene seems harmless. It is light, breaks easily, accompanies packaging and takeaway containers without attracting attention.
From Cyclone Harry to Erminio, devastated Italy is chasing “emergencies”: but when will we start tackling the real causes?
There was a time when words like “cyclone” and “tornado” evoked scenarios far from us, such as the American coasts
Iowa, the breadbasket of America, is “cultivating” tumors: this toxic mix is behind the surge in cases
Iowa is now a case study for American oncology. It is one of only two countries in the States —
94.5% of Italian municipalities are at risk of landslides, erosion and floods, but trees can protect us: here’s how
Italy is one of the European countries most exposed to hydrogeological risk. And no, this is not a recent emergency
Buried by snow in April: accumulations of over one and a half meters between Molise and Abruzzo, the army intervenes in an isolated hotel
Spring, at the moment, doesn’t seem to want to appear in a part of our country. Cyclone Erminio has in
From the giant otter to the hammerhead shark: protection extended for 40 endangered migratory species
Campo Grande, with the Pantanal remaining there as a reminder of how nature moves through connections and not through borders,
2200 new trees against heat islands: planting begins in the metropolitan city of Milan
In an era in which the fight against climate change and the search for sustainable solutions are more urgent than
Magnitude 7 earthquake in Indonesia: at least one victim, buildings damaged and tsunami warning (later lifted)
A violent earthquake with a magnitude greater than 7 hit the waters of northern Indonesia, in the Molucca Sea, triggering
Fin whales and corals sacrificed in the name of drilling: Trump circumvents the law on protected species in the Gulf of Mexico
As the war between the United States and Iran causes historic disruptions in oil supplies, the Trump government has decided
The trawling scandal breaks out in protected areas in the UK: “over 1.3 million tonnes of fish taken in 4 years”
Almost 40% of English waters are formally classified as marine protected areas. On paper, a bastion for biodiversity. In fact,